This is not a comment on the actual item or service you sell but in how you present it. If you’re not using your audience’s language and talking to a need they’ve identified, you’re fighting a marketing battle, and you need to change that today. Here’s why: Years ago, I worked with a client who […]
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Fire Up Your Email Marketing with These Action-Driving Subject Lines
As a business owner, you are well-served by collecting emails and running an email marketing campaign if for no other reason than to remain top-of-mind with your customers. When they’re getting emails from you with exciting news and great deals (who couldn’t use those these days?) they’ll get used to hearing from you and seeing […]
Green IS the Color of Money: How Sustainability Equals Big Wins for Business
Even with costs escalating, consumers are increasingly making purchasing decisions based on a company’s values. Sustainability and transparency are no longer just buzzwords – they’re key factors influencing brand loyalty and attracting a new generation of eco-conscious customers. According to recent research, consumers sustainability demands are rising and customers are willing to pay more for […]
Providing a Better Customer Experience with AI (seriously!)
The business landscape is noisy and crowded for most of us. But keeping your customers happy and engaged is crucial to your success and their return. Artificial intelligence (AI) offers a powerful toolkit to elevate your customer experience in ways you might not have thought of. And it’s not about replacing your employees with robots. […]
Gibson County Awarded $124,000 Grant For Tourism, Adelsberger Marketing Selected to Create Marketing Campaign
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Trenton, TN, April 24, 2024 – The Tennessee Department of Tourism awarded Gibson County a tourism grant totaling $124,139.26. The Gibson County Tourism Committee has awarded the contract to Adelsberger Marketing to create the campaign. “We are thankful for the partnership from the Department of Tourism and the Governor’s office in helping […]
Tips for Reining in Your Focus in a Distracted World
Small business owners and solopreneurs learn quickly that they must wear many hats. While this ability to work in every area of their business may save money in the short term, it doesn’t take long to understand that multitasking can be bad for business. When your focus is diluted across many channels and business goals, […]
25 Ways to Grow Your Email List
If you want to remain top-of-mind with your customers (as well as nurture people who are interested in your business, but not yet buying from you), you need to be able to stay in touch. While social media may seem like a good first step, you’re limited in how often your audience sees your posts. […]
Main Street Is Changing: What the Remote Work Trend Means for Your Small Business
Do you work from home, or do you have a brick-and-mortar business? While COVID taught us about the convenience of working from home (who can give up a one-minute commute?), it’s been the inflated economy and increase in costs that have driven many small businesses to embrace a location-independent business. That could mean a big […]
Is This What’s Holding Back Your Sales?
Ask yourself a simple question—what’s holding your potential customers back from buying from you? You might think cost. Perhaps it’s ease of purchase (online ordering), location, or not knowing about you. But there could be something much easier to fix than cutting your prices, moving, or rebranding/launching a huge marketing campaign. While all these things […]
If You’re a Gig Worker (or use them) You Need to Know This
If you’re a gig worker, or you use them in your business, it’s important that you are aware of recent legislation that went into effect this month. What Is a Gig Worker? A gig worker (independent contractor, freelancer, or contingent worker) is someone who works on a temporary, flexible basis, often for multiple clients or […]